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CtarIBeiir.

Mrs Glars Belle Mcdonald was
brought into Judge Hbrstfower.s: Court
on Tuesday nite:noon-tor her prEiimiu.
AIRY examination on fvs'sepsTsts changes
OF forgery III having forged the gname OF
Il. II. McDouali. her ,h~usbaul's
father. to five certificates Of Central
Pacific Railroad Stcck which abe sold to
Senator Stanford for 500 The
Senator testified that she offered him
the stock i'll My but ~ il WAS not
properly indOrSed he refused to pur-
chase. On the 9th of jung Clara
Belle returned with the Certificates in
dor,el with the name of Il. II. Nc
Donald, senior, and he, Stanford, took
the stock and gave her his cLrck for
$1,000. II. IL Mcdonald Sr. test.
fed that he had not iudVrsed tie stock
neither had be authorized anyone TO do
50. Alter hearing some other ctilrncr
Judge Kpruhlower stated that he
would hold Mrs. Mcdonald 20 answer
before the Superior Court and set the
bail at 5000 on tie ar-t count and
$1,000 OH each the other fonr.
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THE FLAG.

The Tribune has fer many years al
voc"ied The Ii htS doctrine Gmi nov
more than EVER does tue necessity APP
pear fUr irhIbiting the display Of any
Ole but tie nuiiunal fng, except at
the foreign cousulates.
The Haunting OF q lgs of other nations
on the publ: thoroughfuIes is not per-
United in any other country OF the
world bat this. in fact the very act Of ~
doing would he Considered nu insult
aud call forth Immediate vengeance.
Then why should 1t occur here? Be
cruSe forsaothsthc Government is Of the
Republican order, comes the reply. But
in France or Switzerland 1t could not be
done with inDpunity aud certainly
should notae alone anywhere. Tie
starry tirg il -Agood one. and Tue etu-
biem Of ngreht ard GENEROUS nation
and now thut AnIrchists. terrorists OF all
kinds, and traitors dare To Haunt their
red, yellow aE.l green atgs III the faces
OF Anrft1'h citizens. IS The time Tor tue
Government Ia put II stop to the practice
forever Nevada, Tribune.
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Since The s~T~cntioo III August SPhs.
che proxy husband Of hiss Nina Van
Z'ndt. additional pablio Interest is
directed to ttisz young i-dy Who for
mouths past hls been Iconspicaoas on
SeoCunt Of hefinfStuStiun for til. Au-.
ATchiSt. ShsriS the daughter Of people
Who formerly lived in Pittsburg. Pa
and who ure,sSel kaowu there. The
young lady is rRSutsd to be quite hand
some and attractive and has visited
Pittsburg freaaeutly in recant years. 1t
IL more thsSA tsetty-iyr years since
William B. Clarke vac q prominent
i<wyer OF tue Allegheny and Beaver Co.
lars. His home was in Beaver and in
tue early part Of his career his practiee
vas mostly in that. county. Later on
he entered i9to practice in Pitt field
Hod won II high position. lie had two
daughters one OF WHOM. fell in love
Nth nnd naItisd James Van Z,udt.
The latter ,st that time was a book
keeper in the odd Rochester Car works.
which have long since ceased to exist.
After the marriage tue young couple
vent TO housekeeping in Beaver for
some years, and then removed to Phil.
adrlphia. Later they went to Chicago,
where Mr.. Van Zlndt became the chelu-
list in u large manufacturing firm. The
daughter OF this couple il Ihc Miss Van
ZAndt WHO became So attached TO Au-
gust Spies. Her mothers sister married.
John Arthur Eho died some years ago.
lie vas n wealthy manufacturer and
LEFT a large fortune in real estate aud
personal property, which went 10 his
widow. As Ahe had 70 children, Miss
Van Zaudt has always been regarded as
her heiress aud has visited her fire.
quent!y. Miss Van zandt is very much
admired because Of her beauty and nc
complishments. Mr.. Van Zandt the
father OF the young woman, is connected
with he hloorehead family, Chicago,
being. it is saidI n nephew Of the lat.
General James n. 3loorehead after
whom he was pamed. Mis- Van ZAndt
has always been prominent in the af-
fairs Of the Presbyterian church in Chi.
cage. "a her relatives are in Pittsburg.
1t is said that through her relations ni,d
~infatuati"n for August Spies, her
ptcted Inheritance may be diverted
from herself into oiher channels never
before even thought Of.
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RcnecR swain.

Wednesdays San Francisco Alta has
'thS following in reference TO Seneca A.
Swain who was arrested at CoifaI or
Sunday night on a charge Of being i'm.
p!icnted i'll the Clara Belle Mcdonald
forgetics! The Alta says:
Late last night SSaIm had n qusim.
aud consented to make n puJti state.
ment concerning his connection With
Mrs. Mcdonald and her affairs. First
cf all" saiL'he, ~ was never anything
10 Mrs. Mcdonald but her business
agent. When DR.. Mcdonald went Eaa,
last year. lie gave Mrs. Mcdonald n
deed Of sails for tie Suttet.strset housc,
male out IN her name. and made me the
ngent for the selling Of The property. 1
arranged a sale with a party IN Los An
geles Of the property Tor 81 200. which
amount, or n pbhion Of II, was paid to
Mrs. Mcdonald. When tue d, ed VA
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Sabuittrd - the scrutiny 04IL1 hS-
yer. = fatal defect ia il ~As found. I
helisVe I can show that the error MAS
made Intentionally in the deed. Any
how 1t was sent Z ,st TO DIR. Mcdonald
to lie altered. Since then IL has d6sap-
peared. l have seen many letters to
Mrs.. Mcdonald from Or. Mcdonald
authorizing her TO seh the property.
Sed also other effects. Sh. has the let.
tiers now. and I suppose will produce
them when the time eomes. When the
deed was found defective it was re-
turned by lhe Les Angeles party. who
asked to hare what money he had adj
vunevd returned. This Mrs. Melon
aid could not do. so borrowed the
money for her. When the Snterest be-
came due she would not pay it,. so she
gave ME her horse and bplgy to sell to
raise the interest money. When l went
to get the ou,at it hal. disappeared.
and don't know what BECAME OF it.
She gave me her diamond, As security
for money I'boroued fer her aad gave
to her. The 'seaLSkip sack found in
mytrunS@a Mrs. McDmuId's. She
4gI-sjtto mrlto take care Of a, the Pal.
ace unfsit~lipped''int iaes trunk by
mistake. The fuoney ko4ad'on NE is
my own. Batrhnve othrr money aud
when my case comes up in the police
eour'T shalt use itta se41Fs my release
on &6l."h -. -.
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The Bcn ha yon CnEe.

SIPnisy.s Examiner says: Captain
Lee stated yesterday that he was still
working to solve the problem Of BEN,
hayon's death, A detective has been
rea, 70 Lrmaop. Tplarc county. 10 veri
~ if'possiblo,i tbs .aSS,Ttion made by
DINING Ahnt. he sSprkrd there ON II
ranch. and therA ,,bscame acquainted
with DIR. q. Fslls-,D immig received
a visit in his csFa fr2R bis wiio and
baby. l, is prnheRls. thnt. the Coroncr's
jury must be calleddtoRether f9s pe1i
Wednesday. at which time more t.stf.
raony will he Submitted to them. and
when possibly a Verdict will 10 rem.
dersd. 49, ,,
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COMMISSIOHEn sPAnKs ne.
Aa6Na-


Land Commissioned Sparks Tuesday
Afternoon personally delivered to . tbz
President his letter defending his, course
in the Chicago, St Paul: Minneapolis
and onAha Railway land grant case.
and formally resigned his Office. Tie
difference between Mr.. Sparks aud
Secretary Lamar hinges on u decision
Of the Land Commissioner which held
that the Railroad Company vas not en-
titled to hold certain land grants nor To
indemnity for the same when such
grants were declared illegal aud void.
Secretary Lamar it appears oveIuIed
this decision and hence thS difficulty
between these two Government oneials.
Mr, Sparks in his letter s.ys:
The Secretary held ia the Omaha
cases that the company vas entitled 10
Indemnity for such ltn@s. This decision.
if adhered 10, Will have the effect to
take from tue pe"pls. many million
acres of'ihnd within the railroad iodem.
nifty limits, which, by your advice and
with your approval. as vas esprr-sed
in the Gdilford. Miller case. 'hav- beef
proclaimed to the country nsircstorrd tc
the pnIiis domain. The'aa-etiOn.. oI
the eofreetues- OF the decision became,
'h~eteiorr, a matter et l~Iggeutons: con,
Germ. II they coTHTotly DECLARE the Law,
tue lands belong to the r.ilrnad coin,
pauy. IL they did not correctly drclnr,
the Law. the lands belonged to the PEG.
pie" o. is-
This important difference Of opinion
OetWcen Secretary Lunar aud Commits,
Sioner Sparks lei ! o some sharp CORES,
pouIrnce aud the htie:'s re~sicuution.
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A T;nnIe In

Clara Belle Mcdonald. who has OF
Iate gained considerable notoriety Il.
the de.cndent ;nA,a suit for divorce
brought Oy Il. II. Mcdonald. Jr., and
AS the woTi&-be muTderess Of her father,
in-lnw, DR.. Il. ii. Mcdonald. the Pres
ident Of the Puciic Bank, San Francis,
CO, at whom she fired three bullets
some time sGo mt the Baldwin Hotel
was arrested last Saturday in that city
on Ave complaints. charging her will
forging.
A San Francisco dispntch Of the 18th
instant says: Mrs. Clara Belle SIC
Donald Was too i'll 10 appear ia tue police
cour this morning to answer the
ohnrRes Of forgery and the casS wa.
continued tili Tomorrow.
Sheriff Dey. Of Placer county, arrest
ed Seneca Swain at ColfAx on a teIe-
ggnPbic sItqpest Of Chief Of Police
''Ctowley. and brought him TO this city
ahis morning. Swain. who is a cor.
respondent in the Mcdonald divorce
suit, is also charged with being aces.
sorry to The alleged forgery Of sock
certificates. a later dispatch gives the
follOwing: "... ....-
On sunday afternoon Seneca Angus.
tus Swalm with sundry grip sacks md
"A rflr left san Francisco under the AS.
sulued name Of Sanford ostensi Is On q
hunting trip. but When IL wAs nscer.
tanned TINT he had purchased a ticket
for New York, %tclrgrams were sent To
officers nlOHS ia. line of the G.. Y. Rail
rond with orders to arrest the fugitive.
At CoIftI he WIS arrested by Constable
Dyer who escorted his prisoner to Nan
Francisco on Monday morning. On
beiiiG turned over to tho detective,
Swain was seGrthci a nh on his prison
were found over Sl5, 900 In U. s..
Treasury notes and F9in, apd nearly
$1,000 worth. OF diuIDonJs. which on in.
v~estigrnon werc fou,ri 30 sboIorg. to
Mrs. Clara Belle MGl2mnid. Swain
was committed to jail Oh five charges Of
felony. to wit: Forgery In connection
with the signature of pr. X. H.. Nc.
Donald 10 the iye shares Of Central Pn.
cifo railroad Nock which Mrs. Clara
Belle Mcdonald disposed Of TO senator
Stanford. :
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state Tenchsi., fn.,i,n,.

We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Programme Of Exercises at the Teach
ers' Institute 10 be held Mt Reno. No
vcnLer 2l.t to 2j,h inclusive, bennue
the following Endorsement:
A cordial invitation is hereby eI.
tended 10 School Officers, Teachers and
the friends Of education generally. to
be present. and participate in the :eIer-
cises Of the Eighth Session OF the Sevn.
do State Trsohers' Institute. A feast
OF IDEAS. free Discussion and a good time
generally is guaranteed.
W. G. Down.
Chairman OF Institute
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.E 40 Y,-
Marriage meiIs.

- w. go
A quiet wrddipgsiook Ilnce last even.
ing AT ESQ c'clock at The residence o.
II. w. Litton, iHhIoL was Witnessed by
a few OF the IpWedia,e relatives and
fiends of'tbe l1gh contracting parties
who took upon themselves the solemn
vows which uuitel Mr. Ed1Grd T..
Bilkcy AHA INSTRUMENTATION ns husband
and vile. At 1BS conclusion of the
ceremony SIR. npd Aihs. Bilkey repaired
to their residence at the corner OF Fifth
rhnd Court ~strerts where a public re.
ceptiou was held. and where FIRM s to
10 O'Clock the bride and groom received
the hearty congratulations Of n host II
friends who in lumPrrs Of generous
/ wine qnpard The future health. hap.
pines" Sp4profpeliy Of Ir. aud MIS-,
BilKey.
The bride was the recipient Of d large
number pLbeG uliinl and valuable pre4
ents donated by personal friends ii
commcmorstion Of the lsrppy event. but
II limited space pieolndtY uu eDumtr.
alton Of them. The occasion wits n.
very pleasant one TO all who pOrticipa.
ted, and the IsDEPEspEST joins 10
Wishing the newly united couple a long
life Of welded bliss. with the ardent hope
that their pathway through life niay be
one Of u~nallgJed happiness.
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.ManLch--A NlInIsirr.

JohP brA',saw, a mining superin-
tcI'deut irfotIns FL. = EAnr,iaer tina, n
minister Is w,.httd at Battle Mount ain,
Nevada, ne isnys<. ;'sIhe town has
about go Inhabitants. aud for the pas,
t"" ear" 'he'eHhls not ben Il piece
OF worship III it. Although the people
IRE mostly engaged i" naming. there i.
just as mnch Constantly nbGnt them
as there is about otlIes ui%,n, aud il The
people who are sending. missionaries 10
Chin" aud Other ou;Iaudish places
would only look n little nearer home it
might be more to their. advnn image. Now,
II some young minister who is able 10
preach a fair sermon will come up 10
Battle Mountain, LIE will be sure OF .
frst-clasS living for some time"
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uoHROW's FuIENDs.

The state Of mind among Morrow's
ff.endS Is curious. They have all been
ON the stand. telling why the original
Inry-txer should; have a change OF
venue. Every friend Mr. Morrow pos
seSses in San Ftarci-co and all his
friends friends, signed the, AFFIDAVIT
ASking for the change. and now uiI the
Signrrs me trying to explain what they
meant, and not succeeding very we'll.
1t is a singular fac. that several of the
bnbsr'S few friends declare upon oath
that they believe him guilty. James
Carolan aid. that from what he Ind
read Of the evidence. he did not think
che jury could convict Morrow, but that
lie himself had formed the opinion that
he was guilty. ~ O'Farr,l swore 10
the'same state of mind. Samuel A.
Woods had formed the opinion that
Morrow was guilty! Abraham We'll bad
formed an opinion unfavOrabic to the
defendant. ~ s..
These ARE Mortow's friends. They
are sufficiently friendly tu sion nn aft.
dAHit Tor him. without reading il-a
rather risky thing after his stock trans.
sctionsSand when they confess TIM,
they hheve in his griitc it il natural
that lie Ai6d!d dredd ain average San
G,an,rnd t,sEg ma, .l
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No LONGER An ISSUE.

H..H n
There does not at present seem to be
much vitality IN the wooden leg which
results from service in the Rebellion
The Republican candidate ia Massa.
chnsetIs took excellent care not 10
= ast:y, through lie any proofs Of his
devotion TO the cause OF The Union,
: shiIe the Democrh, ic candidate Is not
+.snIy-a one.lepged veteran. but sIAo an
; ab+e.qpd popular nan. TIE campaign
wac made 10 turn upon that issue. 1t
wAs shown that AnIes ought 10 hive
gone 10 tho war aud did rot, while
Lowering. Sith TO special reason why
he should 60. went. Aud yet Massi.
ohaaetts has elected tde stny-at.h,me
Ames and let the Y texan. Lowering,
take his chances in A. mo other ield II
action. rs. +. Call.
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-<s
COURT.
Hon. T. T. BIGrLow, JUDGE.

Hon. L. T. BrorLow, JUDoE.
ELKo, NV. Nov, Is. 1887.
Court convened at 10 o'clock A. n.
siate Of Nevada W. Geo. W. Lewis.
indicted for mnTder. Motion foI con.
tinuhnre i~nterpoAsd by @ unset for de.
lrnse, ohThe erausId4o of the absence OF
Charles Strickland. u material witness in
the case. After argument by counsel
motion overruled, and attachment -
sued for said Charles Strickland Of Toy.
,Ior' White Pine cpunty, and the Sheriff
Instructed to have the said witness in
court at The earliest possible moment.
Sheriff Atwell immediately telegrapbed
the Sheriff Of EIrekn county to procc, d
at once TO Taylor. and have the said wit
ness obey the mandate Of the CONT.
The business Of iupaneling n jury to
Try the case Wis then taken up aud
is still in progtess|aS we'go To- press.
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ThNe noted AneriUeps are nov in
EuroP-. Sullivan: Blaine AMI Buffalo
Bill, FipsreiAuy.BiSon Williams! tour
is on top.
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Silver slate:-Thefe will be consid.
cradle activity in the rabbit scalp bust
ness shortly. Buena Vista John says
that nearly all The Piutes who attended
the f~auduugo hfo now killing rabbits.
they make circles ten or twelve miles
in diameter and drive the rabbits 10 the
/, enter, where II Wholesale slaughter en-.
sues.
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The society columns Of the local
Washington newspapers chronicle the
biith oi u o on Thursday list 10 Con.
gr",smnn aud Mrs. John VI. Glover OF
Missouri. Mrs. @ uyrr y III b. rpmem.
borsd as Miss Patton. Of Nevada, whose
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nAHRIED.

biiHar-LIrrnS:-In EIko. Nevada.
November IN. 1887. nj the resifenc.
OF the hrdr's parents. by Judge K. l..
GiGel"*. Nr. Edward +. Bilkry 10
Miss Ella Lit:"n. all Of Elko, Nevsia.
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AOLL OH.shONolE.

Following is the school report OF
Glover Valley school. for the month
ending Nov. lIth.-l6S7:
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noI.S- az IIOHOH.

.Ss-sf-. lT-.
FolloSing.i is the roll OF honor OF the
White Rock school for tue month end.
lug Nov. 2, 1857" a.. s.
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.u.IriaSe est Winter Vas one Of ths
fashionable events Of the season
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$500 REWARD.

The hbororcvsrd Will be PAID for IN. .rr.,,
'nd conviction Of amy party or parties found
guilty Of stealing. Killing or running OF
altering brands or marks Of any live ,,o,,
ielonRna 10 sny mcmbst Of tho Ney... Liz.
htosk Association.
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
II. X. NIXON. g.srsL.-
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norm.


GRovER-In Secret Valley, EIko Co..
'N"vada. November IA. 1887. to the
wife OF c. w. Grover. Jr., u daugh.
Ter.
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school

Following is the repor, Of the Twin
Springs school for tie month ending
Nov. Il, 1857:
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Following '%re'lie nGhhpcs Of the jurors
imp"neled to try the citsc Of the State
Nevada vs.. Geo. ". Levi, which ~
suwiu progress in1hs Di.trio. Copr,:
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II. y. NIXON. Bssroasv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24
DAINTY BUT DANGEROUS.

Her enchanting little boot
From beneath her iaunty suit
ventured out
I anat she knew its witching charm,
Without meaning auy harm,
Who could douo OF?
Just single little glance
Filled my life with wild romance
was caught
sparkling eyes and soft, brown hair,
Hers was just the beauty rare
! had sought.
So wooed the charming maid,
First enchanted, as said,
By her boot.
Now, alas! I'm well aware
Boots and tempers seldom are
Built to suit.
For our friendship rfpened fast,
And, before year had past,
We were wed
Now both boots and other things
Recklesslv she often sings
At my head!
-Somerville JaurR al
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Wells, Hair Ralsam.

II gray. restores to origlnai eolOr, an
elegant dressing, softens ana oeaue.Hes'
No oil nor grease. a Tonic re eo.d.ps
stops hair h.s COMING san1g 0 5Oo. S'i
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THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves ogden daily at 40 a m leaves Salt
Lake City daily at Ills am. Direct coHnec-
ton is made at Pueblo and Denver Tor
Omaha, Kansas City and all points East
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives in Salt Lake City from the East at
4.35 pm. and leaves for ogden at 4;49 m,
making connection with the Central Pacific
or the West,
LOCAL TRAINS
cave Salt Lake City for Bingham and Alta
at 100 am; for Ogden, at 815 am. and
4.40 pm; for Springvile, at go pm.
Arrive at Salt Lake City from Bingham and
Alta at AIS pm; from Ogden at Hos am.
and 6 20 pm; from Springville, ct S.15 q m.
Tickets for all points East and West can be
purchased at the Depot Office and City
Ticket Office, White House Corner, Salt Lake
City.
j. H, BENNETT,
Gen. Pass, and TIKI Ag't.
DC. DODGE, Gen1 Manager.
W. II. BANCROFT Gen'l Supt.
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SaltLake & Western
GALWAY
On an after
Saturday, Dec. goth, 1856,
Trains VIII run as follows:

Connects with Utah Central train lesvin
Salt lake at 7.40 am.
tConnects with Utah Central rsin AMY
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
Stop only upon signals.
". ". RITRRI
ma n supt
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Scenic Line Of the World.
Denver & Rio GraldG
WESTERN RAILWAY.
Universally conceded to be the
POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTE
Between the East and West.
The Only Line Between Ogden Salt
Lake and Denver Without
Change of Cars.
The Only Line between Salt Lake and Chi
cago with but
ONE CHANGE OF CARS.
The Only Line Between the West and
the East Running Through
Salt Lake City.
PULLMAN
BUFFET & SLEEPING CARS
On all Through Passenger Trains.

rE The Only Line from Salt Lake-3A
EEF- CITY Running SLEEPING CARS-<&A
TR-FREE for the use OF Passengers "a
Trhoiding Second Glass and Emi--{H
T-grant Tickets. N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19

Davis, deceased, in cerssin sum OF
money. This debt was not barred by
limitation when suit was threateued
thereon. To prevent suit Woodward
promised veroslly to discharge the
jebt by delivering certain qusn-
lily Cf lumber: Held: EAppellee
filling 20 deliver the lumber he was re-
spOasih!e for its value. We are not,
however, to be understood as holding that
II The debt was barred he would not be
responsible. The plea Of the statute OF
limitations should not have been sus-
tsin q Reversed snd remanded. Hurt, j.
William Henson VS.. the State; appeal
from Wilson county. We ere not sstis-
fed that tie "proof is evident" that the
appellant is guilty OF murder IN the first
degree! We therefore reverse the jodg-
rneHs denying him bsil, and grant him
bail ia toe sum Of $4,000. Wilson, J.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail
way vs.. asa Fowler; appeal from
TsrTsnt county. Appellee brought this sui;
against appellant 70 recover damages
done to his lot By the constructive OF ap-
pellsnts' railway. Held: Judgment will
not hs reversed for error IN charge Of the
court unless it is shown that =" parry
complaining wss injured bv enc error.
The judgment is affirmed. Hurfi j.